Wildlife Photography
Natural History, Wilderness and Adventure Travel Talks
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Wild Britain in Four Seasons From bare trees of winter through an explosion of Spring flowers, nesting birds and flamboyant butterflies of Summer, to a final burst of fungi and Autumnal glory. This talk was originally intended for a general audience but has been well received by a number of Natural History groups and Camera Clubs. |
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Wild Orchid Journey April to September, Ireland to Italy – our talk covers a host of species in their most beautiful settings. What is an orchid? What makes them so fascinating? With graphics to support our slides we hope those questions will be answered. |
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Focus on Flowers Flowers of the High Mountains Wild Flowers from Seashore to Mountain Top Flowers of Britain and Europe – wide views and close ups showing intricate details we never suspected! Flowers of high mountains around the world in dramatic locations. Flowers in their special habitats at all altitudes. |
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A Year of Birds Our bird-watching year from our own garden to the coastal cliffs and islands of Britain and beyond. A digital presentation showing birds in their diverse habitats for birders and non-birders alike. |
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St Kilda and the Western Isles On a voyage through the Hebrides to the St Kilda archipelago, we pause to enjoy the diverse wildlife of this rugged corner of the world. After the sea birds of Mingulay and the flower bejewelled sand dunes of the Monach Isles we arrive in St Kilda to find the world’s biggest gannet colony. History shows an interweaving of social and natural history - survival in St Kilda depended on harmony with nature. |
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Threatened Wilderness – Alaska A trip following the Hulahula River north from Alaska’s Brooks Mountains out to the Beaufort Sea through a true wilderness threatened by oil exploration. Our talk develops the concept of wilderness, the wild life it supports and the devastation wrought by man. In an energy hungry world there is inevitable conflict between the developed needs of man and the natural environment. But surely this remote area has to remain the domain of the caribou, the bear and the wolf. |
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Wild Walks around the World This talk covers a range of the world’s classic walks in brief and includes wildlife encounters along the way. We visit north and south America, New Zealand, Morocco and the Himalayas. |
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California – The High Sierra We take a walk along the wild and remote Muir Trail, and consider environmental changes seen on return visits over twenty years. |
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Indian Journeys Our journey starts in the Western Himalayas. We wander through Kashmir, and many years later we find ourselves amongst the wild creatures of the Western Ghat Mountains of Southern India. |
If you don’t see the talk you want, or have any special requirements, or perhaps you would like a tailor-made presentation, please get in touch with us. We have two new talks in development - "Norway Nature" - a look at some of Norway's diverse natural history, and "Autumn Glory" - a celebration of Autumn and its colours. | |